"Countdown to Greatness" is a brief but encouraging self-help book about embracing one’s potential to inspire positive change. "Countdown to Greatness" is Michael Griffin’s swift self-help guide to identifying one’s personal... Read More

Via formal verses, the poetry collection "The Humbling and Other Poems" conveys a gentle, generous world view. Written in traditional formats, the entries of Robert J. Tiess’s poetry collection "The Humbling and Other Poems" concern... Read More

Brimming with delightful information and a sense of adventure, "Alice and Jack Hike the Grand Canyon" is a fun, beautiful book for early readers. In Amy Graves and Pam Schweitzer’s illustrated children’s book "Alice and Jack Hike the... Read More

Paying keen attention to plant and animal life, the poems collected in "Flight Feathers" reveal shared ecosystems, reveling in the interconnectedness of humanity and nature. Gwendolyn Morgan’s poetry collection "Flight Feathers" weaves... Read More

Mr. Jenkins loves to spend sunny days by his pool, but finds it can get lonely; he invites his neighbor and her pet pig, Percy, over for a swim. The next day, Percy brings his friend Wanda, too. Mr. Jenkins doesn’t mind—until... Read More

Propelled by an impulse to look back and take stock, the prose poems of David Trinidad’s intimate "Digging to Wonderland" twin memory and nostalgia. Conversational and confessional, the book has the tone of diary entries as it catalogs... Read More

In "Good Morning, I Love You", clinical psychologist Shauna Shapiro proffers a three-month plan for cultivating gratitude and mindfulness through autobiographical writing. While enduring a messy divorce, Shapiro learned to say “Good... Read More

In Betty G. Yee’s historical novel "Gold Mountain", a young Chinese girl poses as her brother, going to work on a US railroad in his place. Ling Fan’s father is in prison for a crime he did not commit, and her aunt is plotting Ling... Read More